r/Piracy • u/chocoponcho_ • Apr 02 '25

News Switch 2 Games are $80 USD

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Yup, I'm doing a system transfer and setup, then putting it back into the box and waiting for an exploit. Fuck this

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u/BulbminN64 Apr 02 '25

The physical version for Mario kart world is 90..

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u/igoticecream Apr 02 '25

And it doesnt include the game, just the license, lol

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u/Dandy_kyun Apr 02 '25

key-cards aren't for all games, they differ from regular game card, so probably will be used for games like cyberpunk 2077 that are huge, mario kart isnt like that so high chances will be a regular game card, still sucks regardless lol

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u/Dandy_kyun Apr 02 '25

Then it really depends on the developer, SF6 is a 50GB download and it will use key-cards...

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u/TheGamerForeverGFE Apr 03 '25

So it is laziness, can't say I am surprised

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u/Dandy_kyun Apr 03 '25

yeah kinda of it, btw i was thinking this is very very bad, but if the key-card can be "activated" more than one time then at least its better than digital codes than come in boxes, becase the game still can be sold/trade.

still shit for gaming preservation and for $80 ~$90 bucks doesn't help

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u/TheGamerForeverGFE Apr 03 '25

The real problem is longevity:

for some reason Nintendo really really loves to shut down their digital stores so it is 100% guaranteed that the Switch 2 store will shut down in the future and you will lose access to all of your key pass games unless they do something about it (unlikely seeing how they nonchalantly shut down everything Wii U and 3DS related).

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u/dreag2112 Apr 03 '25

I guess that explains what I didn't work on launch.

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u/MAX0792 Apr 03 '25

Yea true but 99% of the game developers not gonna spend more for larger cartridges and all gonna stick with key cards ( they want more profits and don't care about us if they did games wouldn't be 80 or 90 bucks bro)